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Women’s Welsh Cup final: Cardiff City v Wrexham (Sun)

“I don’t think we can get caught up in the treble talk, but we know talk about it from the outside will be inevitable,” manager Derbyshire told the Football Association of Wales [FAW] website.

“We set our targets at the start of the season to win all three trophies, but we knew it was going to be difficult to do that.

“You want to win everything, and to do that for this club would be amazing.

“You see the excitement around every level of the club at the moment.

“Everyone is really looking forward to Sunday’s game and coming to Newport. The fans are looking forward to it, and Sunday is for them just as much as it is for us.

“Winning the treble would be a lifelong memory and something you can cherish for the rest of your life.

“Ultimately, Sunday is just another game for us. It’s a cup final, we’ve been here the last two years and been successful, and that’s the way we’ll look at it this year.”

Wrexham lost all four league encounters against Cardiff City this season in what has been their first season back in Welsh football’s top flight since its revamp.


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